What Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund bought and sold in September 2026
This compares the fund's portfolio at the end of September 2026 with the month before. Both come from the monthly portfolio statement of Sundaram Mutual Fund.
Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund Stocks Bought and Sold
All changes are between August 2026 and September 2026
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| HDFC Bank Ltd | Reduced | −40.0% | 1.16% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infosys Ltd | Reduced | −40.3% | 0.55% |
| HCL Technologies Ltd | Reduced | −28.6% | 0.67% |
| PI Industries Ltd | Sold out | −100% | was 0.40% |
| Jindal Steel & Power Ltd | New | New | 0.31% |
No stocks in this group for September 2026.
A change is counted by the number of shares the fund holds, not by price. A stock can become a smaller part of the fund in a month when the fund bought more of it, if its price fell. Debt papers are left out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which new stocks did Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund buy in September 2026?
It bought 1 new stock: Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (0.31%). Each figure is the stock's share of the fund at the end of September 2026.
Which stocks did Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund sell completely in September 2026?
It sold all its shares in PI Industries Ltd (0.40%). Each figure is the stock's share of the fund at the end of August 2026.
Which stocks did Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund sell part of in September 2026?
The largest cuts in shares held were Infosys Ltd (−40.3%), HDFC Bank Ltd (−40.0%) and HCL Technologies Ltd (−28.6%).
How are these changes worked out?
WealthGamma compares the number of shares Sundaram Conservative Hybrid Fund held on 30-09-2026 with 31-08-2026. Both figures come from the monthly portfolio statement of Sundaram Mutual Fund. A change in share price alone does not count as buying or selling.
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